Petz: Rescue Wildlife Vet for Wii Reviews by Gamers

This game is fun while it last. Its a great experience for whoever wants to be a vet. The graphics in this game are so-so but the game play is good. The operations in this game are repetitive you only do a couple of different ones. Overall I recommend this game to most kids and adults who like wildlife animals. Go rent Petz: Rescue Wildlife Vet .

This game keeps your attention the whole time. It's fun and easy to play. However, you usually have about 5 minutes to cure each animal. I can see kids getting frustrated with that because they can't finish it in time. The game was also very short. I beat it in a day! There's not many animals to save in the story part of the game. Also, curing the animals seemed repetitive. Lots of the animals had the same problems, so you're treating the same disease over and over. Since the game is so short, this game is not worth a buy. But the graphics were great and the gameplay was fun while it lasted, so this game is definitely worth a RENT.

I rented this game for my kids only to be disappointed at their frustration, not at the gameplay itself but the unreasonable time constraints the game placed upon them. Kids have the rest of their lives to worry about time constraints. There is no need for this type of pressure when the whole point of video games should be fun. I felt like the time constraint incorporated in this game is unecessary and unrewarding.

I was shocked at how great this game is. Graphics are excellent, sound is outstanding. Controls are really well done, though there are a few that are not intuitive. The key really is your grip, as the loading screen keeps telling you : )

I admit I'm not one to have much patience for puzzle/adventure games and so after the first 4 or 5 stages (which were awesome) I had to go to the walkthrough/cheats online to finish out the rest of the game. Took me a total of about 22 hours I think (spanned over a few weeks). My 6 and 4 year olds loved to watch me play Zelda, which had some violent parts that I would skip over so they couldn't see. This game was perfect for them it seemed. I would solve the puzzle parts while I would let them control the interactive parts (like turning cranks, pulling levers, sawing down trees, etc.).

The plot is great and the gameplay is wonderful.

When I tried to play this game in my Wii my Wii system said the game had been damaged. So I never got to play it. So that made me a little mad.